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NOTICE: This repository of IFTools will no longer be maintained. You can find the current version at https://github.com/TehFlux/iftools iftools is an umbrella project for various libraries and utilities that facilitate application development in C++ with full Python bindings. It provides a rich set of features while still maintaining compatibility with other frameworks through a very low overhead and a lack of "tricks". iftools uses its own, easily extensible template system to provide a rich set of metaprogramming techniques for implementing features above the class level.

Very simple and stable C++ game framework. This is the base of a new game engine based on the irrlicht rendering engine. Every feature can be easily removed if unwanted. Look features at project homepage. IrrSolid does not work on 64 bit systems

This C++ library adds reference-counting to user classes, as well as custom deleters and weak ptrs support. Thus it almost eliminates the need in tr1:shared_ptr. Wrapped objects could be used with tr1:intrusive_ptr or with this library smart pointers

A data templating language for app and tool developers. Eliminate duplication with object-orientation or use functions. Integrate with existing / custom applications. Generate JSON, YAML, INI, and other formats. The name Jsonnet is a portmanteau of JSON and sonnet, pronounced "jay sonnet". It began life early 2014 as a 20% project and was launched on Aug 6. The design is influenced by several configuration languages internal to Google, and embodies years of experience configuring some of the world's most complex IT systems. Jsonnet is now used by many companies and projects. Jsonnet is not an official Google product (experimental or otherwise), it is just code that happens to be owned by Google. Jsonnet is open source (Apache 2.0), familiar syntax, reformatter, linter, editor & IDE integrations, and formally specified.

A Qt program ready to be the base of your next software product.

A simple set of C++ Templates which abstract the common problem of updating a value based on changes in time. Comes with a simple example - just add the OverTime folder to your includes path and compile it to see how things work.

A quick C++ template for modern CMake projects aimed to be an easy-to-use starting point. This is my personal take on such a type of template, thus I might not use the best practices or you might disagree with how I do things. Any and all feedback is greatly appreciated! Modern CMake configuration and project, which, to the best of my knowledge, uses the best practices. An example of a Clang-Format config, inspired from the base Google model, with minor tweaks. This is aimed only as a starting point, as coding style is a subjective matter, everyone is free to either delete it (for the LLVM default) or supply their own alternative. Static analyzers integration, with Clang-Tidy and Cppcheck, the former being the default option. Doxygen support, through the ENABLE_DOXYGEN option, which you can enable if you wish to use it. Unit testing support, through GoogleTest (with an option to enable GoogleMock) or Catch2. Code coverage, enabled by using the ENABLE_CODE_COVERAGE op.

Setting up a new C++ project usually requires a significant amount of preparation and boilerplate code, even more so for modern C++ projects with tests, executables and continuous integration. This template is the result of learnings from many previous projects and should help reduce the work required to setup up a modern C++ project. Installable target with automatic versioning information and header generation via PackageProject.cmake. Automatic documentation and deployment with Doxygen and GitHub Pages. Eventually, you can remove any unused files, such as the standalone directory or irrelevant github workflows for your project. Feel free to replace the License with one suited for your project. To keep the template modular, all subprojects derived from the library have been separated into their own CMake modules. This approach makes it trivial for third-party projects to re-use the projects library code.

Generic System for Data Processing

PET is a C++ library that implements generic regular path expressions. It provides a set of classes and overloaded operators that allow the programmer to define regular path expressions over user-defined data structures using solely the GCC compiler

A WYSIWYG Conditional Compilation Preprocessor for Java, Perl, C, C++, Basic, PowerShell, C#, Javascript, and other programming languages. Many C and C++ developers rely heavily on the C preprocessor, and lament the lack of a preprocessor in Java, scripting languages, and other programming languages. The principal objection to a preprocessor is that it makes one's code difficult to read. This is indeed true for the C preprocessor. It is sometimes difficult to determine which lines of code are active and which are not. Being WYSIWYG, the PreprocessorWizard multi-language WYSIWIG preprocessor resolves the problem of code being difficult to read and allows one preprocessing syntax for all languages. It is easy to use as a standalone application and it can be easily integrated with almost any IDE.

Desktop environment based on Qt. Project has moved to https://github.com/vilkov/qfm

Tested, portable, standard C++ source code for policy based log stream, configuration data, external string table, field-delimited strings and text file reader. BSD license. Templated for use with any valid instantiation of std::basic_string.

Radial++ is a C++ template library for scattered data interpolation in any dimension and also the numerical solution of partial differential equations. It provides generalized Radial Basis Functions (p.e. multiquadric, this-plate spline, etc).

The Boost preprocessor library is a great library. However, I've found a problem that it does not cover. It cannot deal with a repetition of a file that doesn't either exist in the include path set or relative to that set. This is because the #include BOOST_PP_ITERATE() tries to include the file to iterate over from another file in another directory. Since it is in another directory different from the caller, this requires that the caller is located somewhere off of one of the include directories or it won't be found. Mostly this isn't a problem as you can usually add an additional include path to your compiler's command line. However, I must have found the only IDE on the planet that doesn't allow for adding command line switches to the compiler's command line. :/ Another reason that this could be useful is if you prefer to keep your header file includes relative to each other allowing for easily moving the related header files from one place to another.

Containers to extend STL: graph, tree, matrix, smart-pointer. Persistence (serialisation) of C++ data structures. Portability: subprocesses, TCP, file system. Reusable subsystems: library manager, message handler. Portable between OSs and compilers. Documentation is included in the download and is also available on the STLplus website http://stlplus.sourceforge.net. The headers are intended to be readable, so look at them too for usage information on each function and class.

A starter project for creating a windows service.

Some useful examples (e.g.: simple c++ dll creation/usage) of mine in different programming languages. For the full list of the examples see the Wiki of the project here in Sourceforge.

Development library for distributed programming. Spitfire provides an easy to use set of tools for managing processes and their communication. You just need to define the interfaces and behaviour of the processes; everything else is already done :-D

Swiss Army Knife C++ Toolkit is a set of versatile tools for C++ development. It offers to a developer variety of everyday needed tools for programming. Among these tools are configuration files reader, Tokeniser, Singleton template and many more.

This is a collection of tools and a code library to assist engineers who are developing SystemVerilog based verification environments. Components include utility libraries, scoreboard and shutdown manager implementation, register tool, etc.

My purpose is to create relatively small but functional library, that implements commonly used data structures like smart pointers, arrays and matrices. These classes should (if it's possible) look like 'normal' pointers or arrays but also should realize simple memory managemnets with reference counting and some additional functionality. I'm going to create lite-weight and handy interface for some scientific and engineering calculations instead of some monsters like MATLAB or etc. I'm not pretending for create something enormous and mega cool, but I'm trying to create lib for my special tasks. So, if you are interested then welcome to evaluate it and add your remarks. P.s. Sorry for my English, if something wrong.

Beyond the first simple program, user interface developers soon find that managing the relationships between on screen data elements can be tricky. It is usually helpful to de-couple the application data from the actual window controls, and the result will be a more elegant, easily maintainable design. UIRepo is a small C++ class constructed using the Standard Template Library (STL). It uses the unordered_map class to store away mixed data items of type bool, int, double, string or wstring. Items are keyed by either int or string, which would normally be the identifiers of the related window controls (but of course any type of data could be stored). UIRepo should give faster data access than searching arrays or lists. It includes optional mutex locks for use in a multi-threaded environment. Example multi-threaded implementations for wxWidgets and .NET are included in the download.

This tool is vc2010 project wizard for xpcom component develop. You can use this wizard create xpcom component. Tool's Feather: 1. All xpcom component develop environment create(for vc2010); 2. Support simple UI; 3. Support Gecko 17/18/19

C++ realization of HAML Реализация HAML на C++